Beats Wireless Headphones Review

Beats by Dre offer headphones for nearly any music lover. From Kimbra's new album to Lizzo's string of songs, they sound clear and rich, with an impressive bass too.

They come with Apple's W1 chips that allow for fast pairing to iOS devices. They also integrate directly into Control Centre and work with hands-free Siri.

Comfort

Beats wireless headphones are among the most comfortable and best-sounding choices available. They have an elegant and contemporary design that features the iconic Beats branding, and they're suitable for long listening sessions. The ear pads and the headbands are comfortable, and the adjustability of the band ensures a snug fit that won't slip off during a workout or commute. They also have an extended battery life and are compatible with Bluetooth, USB-C cables, or 3.5mm cables. The latest Beats models offer a more balanced sound than previous models. They also add a great sound and a lot of thrust to the bass-heavy music.

Despite their high price The latest Beats headphones are competitive with other high-end headphones and earbuds. The Beats Studio 3 wireless head Phones are the most modern Beats headphones to date. They come with improved noise-cancelling technology and head-tracking spatial audio. They also offer cross-platform compatibility, with enhanced features for iPhone and Android users. They can also be connected to several devices via Google Fast Pair or multipoint Bluetooth pairing. The app is not compatible with aptX, which could frustrate some users.

Beats Flex Wireless Earbuds are an excellent option for those who want to enjoy the convenience of wireless headphones without spending a fortune. These lightweight earbuds are available in a variety of vibrant colors and have flexible neck cords that can be easily wrapped around your collar. They're designed to remain in your ear during exercise and can last up to 11 hours without having to recharged.

The Beats Fit Pro on-ear headphones are more expensive than their cheaper counterparts, but they come with many features that iPhone owners will appreciate. The headphones are powered by Apple's W1 wireless chip and they can be used wirelessly with the latest iPhone XS and iPhone XR. They also sport a new wingtip design that allows them stay in your ear during workouts such as burpees and other exercises. They come with a remarkable battery lifespan of upto 11 hours, and can be charged via a built-in lightning port. The earbuds have a simple volume control and parameter button. They are light and comfortable.

Sound

Beats headphones are famous for their impactful bass, a sound signature that is a mix of fun and accuracy. In recent years the company has made enhancements in the Beats Studio Wireless. Beats Studio Wireless offer a more balanced, smoother sound that still thrills listeners without being overly bassy. They also sound a bit less tense in the highs, which results in an even more precise sound.

They're very good for any kind of music, whether you like bass-heavy tracks or genres that focus on vocals and instruments. They also are great in noisy environments, reducing the background noise, allowing you to delve into your playlist or wireless head phones podcast without interruptions.

Beats allows you to pair headphones with Android and Apple devices easy. For Android users there's multipoint bluetooth wireless headphones pairing as well as automatic switching between devices that are linked to your Google account. Apple users however, enjoy iCloud sync and direct integration with the Control Centre of iOS devices.

Beats Studio Wireless offers advanced features that are unparalleled by competitors regardless of the platform you choose. The remote control has the play/pause button as well as an indicator for the battery. You can press the button twice quickly to skip a track, and three times to go in reverse. There's also a circular call end button that you can press twice to enable Siri on your iPhone.

Beats Studio Wireless headphones are not just noise cancelling, but also have a booming audio that can punch through the thick bass layers and keep crisp highs and clear mids. The audio is balanced which makes it suitable for a wide range of music genres ranging from hip-hop and rock to indie and dance.

They also do a great job of reproducing guitars and vocals in acoustic tracks, and their clarity will make you feel that you're listening to the original recording. The only drawback is that they do not support lossless codecs such as LDAC or aptX HD, which give your music a more natural and immersive tone.

Design

Despite being a relatively new player in the headphones market, Beats has managed to draw a lot of attention. Their sleek design and superior audio quality captured the interest of many consumers who previously sat with cheap bundled headphones. Beats has made paying for premium headphones fashionable once more. The company offers a wide range of choices at various price ranges.

Beats Studio 3 Wireless over-ear headphones are a great choice for anyone looking for headphones that are comfortable that are ideal for long listening sessions. The earcups are soft, cushy, memory foam padding that ensures the headphones are comfortable throughout long listening sessions. They are also light and lightweight, making them perfect to take on the go. The headband is flexible, allowing you to get the perfect fit perfect for your head.

The Beats Studio 3 Wireless Headphones also feature a sleek and modern design, which makes them look fantastic. The earcups are accented with an attractive color splash, and the headphones come in several different colors to match your style. The earcups have a small power button that can also be used as a music playback control, and the button comes with a five-light LED battery fuel gauge directly below. The buttons on the earcups permit you to alter the volume, skip tracks and also activate Siri hands-free.

The headphones feature a powerful Bluetooth 5.0 transmitter that works with a wide range of mobile devices. They are rated IPX4 for sweat resistance, meaning that they can handle all the sweat you can throw at them during your workouts. The headphones are well-made and built with a solid structure. The ear hooks keep them in place while you work out.

In terms of audio quality in terms of sound quality, the Beats Studio 3 Wireless headphones provide some of the finest audio available in their class. The high frequencies are clear and clear, while the mids and low frequencies have plenty of punch. The bass can be heavy, however, and can be overwhelming for instruments and vocals at times.

Battery life

Beats wireless headphones offer a respectable battery life, especially in the over-ear models. Beats Solo3 Wireless headphones, for instance, can run up to 22 hours on one battery charge. They can also be used for a further 28 hours when paired with a charging case. They are among the longest-lasting wireless headphones for listening available.

Apple's proprietary W1 chip is the main reason for the impressive battery longevity of the most recent Beats headphones. It handles the majority of issues that make batteries drain faster than regular Bluetooth. The Studio Buds and Powerbeats 4 are the first earbuds to incorporate this technology, which also improves audio quality for music and podcasts.

The new earbuds also feature multi-function "b" button on the right earbud which lets you control the audio as well as hands-free "Hey Siri" voice commands. The headphones are the most tuned and balanced Beats ever, featuring deep bass that doesn't overpower well-balanced high and treble notes. They also can handle complex multi-layered sounds. They're not quite as good as the sound quality of the top earbuds for music and podcasts, but they come close to the price.

On the iPhone, the earbuds pair with the iPhone just as fast as AirPods and also support the "Find My" device locator system and spatial audio for Apple Music. They're compatible with the "Hey Siri" voice assistant on any phone, too. The Beats app is free for iOS and Android and lets you alter the audio settings, track the battery's lifespan, and receive firmware updates.

The neckband is an option to add stability and ensure an ideal fit if you plan to use the earbuds for a gym session or run. The ear hooks on the neckband are designed to keep the buds in place, and are rated IPX4 for sweat resistance. Like the earbuds neckband features an volume and power button as well as a multi-function "b" button that regulates music.

You get a couple of other accessories included with the headphones, such as a soft, zippered case that has a carabiner as well as an 3.5mm aux cable. The case is made from semi-glossy plastic, which feels tough but can show fingerprints easily. The case has a small light at the bottom which indicates when the headphones are charged.